The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-15
Personal and Society.

personal ana society.
Mr. Will Heilman of Decatur, ILL.,, is in the
city.
Mr.. A. F. Smith has gone to Kansas City to
reside.
W. G. Sherman is confined to his room with a
severe attack OF sciatica-
Mr. and Mrs. George Snider returned home
from the lakes on Tuesday night
Miss Carrie Cook of Sandusky. O.. is spending
few weeks with Miss Alice Roberts.
Mr.. L. S. Ayers aud family expected home
this week from their summer visit East.
Mr.. Stephen Hardwick, of Portsmouth, n. H.,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs George Douglass
John W. Murphy left yesterday for Chicago to
take his wards. the Misses Daily, to school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Floyd left yesterday for
Baltimore, to spend fortnight with friends
Mrs Cushman of St. Louis, spent few DAYS
in the city early this week, with her sister, Mrs.
0. s. Runnells
Mr.. l. S. Gordon will return from the East on
Saturday While away he oficiated as best man
at the marriage of a friend.
Mr.. A. r. Beyerle. of the Goshen Daily
Times, and Mr.. j. A. Kemp, of the Salem Re-
publican. were in the city yesterday.
Dr. Henry Jameson elected supreme med
zeal examiner. Order Of Chosen Friends by the
supreme council Of the u. S., at Niagara Falls
yesterday.
Miss Minnie Jones. OF No. 7s7 North Della
ware street. returned home from her long visit
to her cousin, Miss Mabel Alexander, Of De-
catur, ILL.,. on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Charles Hess. for a long time connected
with Mr. Charles E. Kreeelo. will be married
this evening at Denver, Col. to q young lady of
that place, and return here in a few weeks to
reside.
A meeting is called this afternoon at o'clock
for the ladies of Christ Church Guild. to make
preparations for q reception TO be held jubilee
week, the celebration OF the semi-centennial of
the diocese Of the Episcopal Church in Indian
apolis.
Mr. J. F. Holiday gave an elegant dinner last
evening to party of his gentlemen friends
waiting his departure for Yale College Among
the guests were Messrs- Evans, Woolen, Allen
A Coburn. Spann, Atkins w. Coburn E. Hal
lam, Caldwell H. Murphy, w. Hallam and Jo-
seph HerroC.
An entertainment will be given Friday night
at Central-Avenue Methodist Church by the
members of the Young Peoples Library and
Social Circle pleasant programme has been
arranged, to be followed with refreshments, and
all the members and friends of the circle are
cordially invited to the closing meeting of the
conference year.
The young ladies of the Seventh Presbyterian
Church have arranged to give a number of en-
tertanments during the fall and winter months,
the first of which is set for next Tuesday even
News. will read a paper. His theme is WED
lock, the World Over" It will be descriptive of
a few of the peculiar marriage rites to be found
among the different nations. There will be no
admission fee.
vooRHEEs-HEssY.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.
DANvILLE. ILL.,, Sept. 14.-Daniel W. Voorhees,,
Indiana, and Miss Fannie. youngest daughter of
VIM. Hessy, were Joined in marriage this morn
ing at IL o'clock. at the brides home, Rev. F.
w. Taylor, of Springfield. officiating. AIr. and
Mrs. Voorhees, left to-day tour of New
York, Washington and other Eastern cities.